Global shipping company FedEx has joined Hyperledger, an open-source blockchain venture that now has more than 270 members, according to a press release.

FedEx is taking part in the collaborative project “to advance cross-industry blockchain technologies,” which already includes members such as American Express, Deutsche Bank, IBM, Intel and JPMorgan.

FedEx Services Senior Vice President for IT Kevin Humphries said, “We believe that blockchain has big implications in supply chain, transportation and logistics,” adding that the company will “continue to explore the applications and help set the standards for wide-scale blockchain adoption in our industry and others.”

Aside from FedEx, Fortune 100 technology company HoneyWell International Inc. also joined Hyperledger. HoneyWell Aerospace Chief Digital and Information Officer Sathish Muthukrishnan said, “Honeywell Aerospace, whose solutions are found on virtually every commercial, defense and space aircraft in service today, is pleased to join Hyperledger,” and that the company will be “leveraging the blockchain technology to solve critical customer needs.”

Other big names beginning to apply blockchain technology to their businesses are Samsung, which has been manufacturing cryptocurrency mining hardware and was recently tapped for production of next-generation ASIC chips; and Walmart, which has started requiring its suppliers to integrate blockchain in their operations by September 2019.

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